TODAY'S FEATURED POST
Stepping Stones
A wise art teacher gave me a piece of advice that I’ve never forgotten, and I want to pass it on to you. I had left my job as a math teacher to go back to school and learn about illustration…but after about one semester of steady progress, I hit a flat spot and I started really struggling in my drawing classes. I felt like I was going backwards, and it seemed obvious that I…
YESTERDAY’S POST
A Wonderful Art Talk
June 20, 2024 - I recently had the pleasure of being a part of a really great conversation with Patrick Jones and his crew Melanie and Rachel of Patrick’s ‘The Art Agents’ podcast. We had such a wonderful dialogue about art and life. I really enjoyed it and wanted to share about it here on Muddy Colors as well. The Art Agents podcast is on YouTube and I’ve attached the link here below, if you’d like to check out the full interview. https://youtu.be/xVWFJ3pBI9Q?si=mcaFH-YB8PkFZa5I I hope you get a chance to check out the podcast video, I do recommend having a listen. It was an easy-going and engaged conversation that I really enjoyed, and we had a look at some of my art and talked about some of the pieces that we paused on at times. My cats, Rey and…
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Rule of Thumb
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The Mud of Venus, Part 2
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“The Vanishing” photo ref
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Weird Wizard of Oz
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
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The Most Mind-Blowing Images I Have Seen in My Life: Part I
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
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